Hap Sakwa Hand-Turned Vase

Hap Sakwa Hand-Turned VaseA sculptural wood turned vase (1980) by Californian artist Hap Sakwa. Hand turned from the root of the Buckeye tree native to California and prized for its swirling grain and rich, contrasting tones. Small and beautifully formed, this piece honours the natural outlines and textures of the root from which it was shaped. Sakwa is considered one of the master woodworkers of the 20th century, turning to the craft after a fateful summer at Woodstock 69 an

A pair of sculptural glass bookends (c

handcrafted with irregular linear details — sitting on a contrasting

Sakwa is considered one of the master woodworkers of the 20th century

1970) by Danish artist Christian Lymann Hansen

known for his unusual and striking forms — whose influence can be seen in Oldenhof’s work

fostering an artistic community and movement

Ceramic bowl by Welsh ceramicist Julian King-Salter

Hansen’s sculptures explore the interconnectedness of shape and form

Finished with speckled glaze with contrasting dark to light tones — from deep black-brown to ochre and sandy tones

made in Switzerland

and Naum Gabo were also active

This is a contemporary artwork sourced from the secondary market